• Dimebag Darrell's Grave Vandalized With Homophobic Slur, Defacer Issues Apology to Members of Pantera

    The man who vandalized the grave site of Pantera guitarist Dimebag Darrell has issued an apology. Reece Eber, the former lead singer for rising metal act Nuclear Hellfrost, owned up to the disrespectful prank of writing a homophobic slur and placing it on the grave of the beloved axeman. The singer sent out an Instagram post claiming to have spit on the grave and stolen some cowboy boots, but he explained in his apology that those actions never occurred, 'Metal Injection' noted.

  • Bob Dylan's 5 No. 1 Albums: You Won't Guess Which of His Classics Didn't Top the Billboard 200...And Which Did

    Sometimes musical history makes sense, such as when The Beatles—by all means the greatest act in the history of modern music—also has the record for most no. 1 albums of all time, with 19. Sometimes musical history makes less sense in terms of sales, as is the case with Bob Dylan. The folk legend is one of the most influential performers of all time-no. 2 to only The Beatles if you take Rolling Stone's word for it—but that didn't necessarily translate to sales for ol' Zimmy. "The Voice of A Generation" only got to the top of the charts five times in his more than five decade career. That's more than your average performer for sure, but given his longevity and acclaim, we might have expected more. You may be surprised which five were his best-selling upon debut.

  • Alesso Shares "Cool" Video: Dances His Way to a Girl's Heart [WATCH]

    Following the single release of "Cool" featuring U.K. vocalist, songwriter and producer Roy English, Alesso has shared the fun new visuals for the Kylie Minogue "Get Outta My Head" sampled track that features the "Heroes" producer be a rising star in a stereotypical high school from nerd to stud with his quirky and shameless dance moves. He dances his way to a girl's heart.

  • Madonna Talks About Her BRIT Awards Fall: 'Rebel Heart' Singer Calls It 'Horrible Nightmare' [WATCH]

    Madonna stopped by 'The Jonathan Ross Show' recently to plug her new album 'Rebel Heart.' The pop star also used the appearance as an opportunity to explain how she ended up falling during her BRIT Awards performance of "Living for Love" last week, Rolling Stone noted. She explained that a few minor changes to her meticulously planned performance contributed to the spill, but the Queen of Pop was in good spirits about the whole ordeal, which she called a "horrible nightmare."

  • Jas Prince Reminds World He Was Suing Cash Money and Birdman for Drake Discovery Years Before Lil Wayne, Turk

    Jas Prince is surprised if you're surprised that Birdman and Cash Money Records are under fire from a bevy of lawsuits nowadays. After all, Prince first brought lawsuit alleging shady business practices from the hip-hop label during 2012. Jas helped sign Drake to his contract with Young Money (under the Cash Money label) and claimed years ago that Birdman and company refused to make details of how much they earned from Drake public, and that Prince hadn't been paid accordingly.
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